Sentence examples for expected droves from inspiring English sources

And based on traffic to the registration Web site and brokerage house estimates, retail investors are not turning up in the previously expected droves -- perhaps, in part, because the target share price of $108 to $135 is scaring off some of the little guys.

MARKET OVERVIEW When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, investors and developers flooded the market, expecting droves of new arrivals.

Few experts on immigration expect droves of Haitians to take to the seas in flimsy boats right away, though they add that it is hard to predict what will happen in the coming weeks.

But with so much about digital music's legal status still undecided, it seems rather naive to expect droves of consumers to flock to these devices.

Pullman officials, expecting droves of fans to pour into town, have declared a state of emergency.

Simon Inglis Series editor, Played in Britain The controversy over the potential arrival of dictators and autocrats at the opening ceremony reveals that international sporting events and similar events cannot be separated from politics (Ahmadinejad shuns Games – but dictators are expected in droves, 18 May).

Cardiff city centre is set to be busier than usual with festive shoppers expected in droves with just four weeks until Christmas and a 74,500 sell-out crowd at the Millennium Stadium for the rugby at 17:15 GMT.

Fans of the boy wizard are expected in droves again at Universal Orlando this weekend for A Celebration of Harry Potter.

Photo: The opening weekend of Omotesando Hills, a sprawling upscale retail development in Tokyo, is expected to attract droves of tourists and the shopping-obsessed.

When they are gone, the skiers are expected to come in droves.

Admirers of Dylan Thomas are expected to descend in droves on South Wales this year not just from across the UK but from the US, Europe and the far east to join a year-long celebration marking the centenary of his birth.